Guidebook for Amsterdam
Food Scene
French Restaurant, Breakfast Spot, and Tea Room
Ranked #2 for a gin in Amsterdam
225 habitants recommandent
Razmataz
7HS Hugo de GrootpleinFrench Restaurant, Breakfast Spot, and Tea Room
Ranked #2 for a gin in Amsterdam
Morgan & Mees
2-6 Tweede Hugo de GrootstraatHotel, Lounge, and Restaurant
Great spot in the west of Amsterdam! Lovely boutique (design) shops and great food at the Food Hallen. Definitely a must visit!
369 habitants recommandent
De Hallen
41 BellamypleinGreat spot in the west of Amsterdam! Lovely boutique (design) shops and great food at the Food Hallen. Definitely a must visit!
Cannibale Royale Ruysdael
149 RuysdaelkadeGreat meat place!
Van 't Spit
95 De ClercqstraatAmazing grilled chicken!
Pazzi De Clercqstraat
93III De ClercqstraatReally good pizza
Winkel 43
43 NoordermarktBest apple pie in town!
The Seafood Bar Spui
15 Spui
Louie Louie
11A LinnaeusstraatCozy and casual tapas, great terrace for sunny days
YamYam Trattoria Pizzeria
88-90 Frederik HendrikstraatRestaurant Jun
98 Frederik HendrikstraatThai restaurant
Friends
121 NassaukadeMazzo
114 RozengrachtNice for brunchs
Envy
381 PrinsengrachtReally nice gourmet food, try tasting menu :)
Massive sweet & savory pancakes are served up at this 2-storey converted warehouse with canal views.
63 habitants recommandent
The Pancake Bakery
191 PrinsengrachtMassive sweet & savory pancakes are served up at this 2-storey converted warehouse with canal views.
Ellis Gourmet Burger
422 PrinsengrachtGreat burgers
Singel 404
404 SingelGreat selection for a nice breakfast by the canals
Ten Kate Markt
32 Ten KatestraatTry mango hummus & flat bread :)
Drinks & Nightlife
De Marktkantine (The Market Canteen) is temporarily housed in the old Marcanti building at Jan van Galenstraat 6, a striking building with lots of history. Built in 1936 as canteen for merchants from the neighboring market (now the Food Center Amsterdam), it was expanded in 1956 to include a large theater where artists like Jacques Brel performed. During the 1990s it became a popular nightclub, and now, after being vacant for five years, we have restored its honor taking it back to where it all started: the Marktkantine, at the market.
In De Marktkantine you can experience it all from good food to a pleasant working environment and practical learning space.
191 habitants recommandent
De Marktkantine
6 Jan van GalenstraatDe Marktkantine (The Market Canteen) is temporarily housed in the old Marcanti building at Jan van Galenstraat 6, a striking building with lots of history. Built in 1936 as canteen for merchants from the neighboring market (now the Food Center Amsterdam), it was expanded in 1956 to include a large theater where artists like Jacques Brel performed. During the 1990s it became a popular nightclub, and now, after being vacant for five years, we have restored its honor taking it back to where it all started: the Marktkantine, at the market.
In De Marktkantine you can experience it all from good food to a pleasant working environment and practical learning space.
Ranked #3 for comfortable places in Amsterdam
Cozy atmosphere, comfortable couches and lively crowd
78 habitants recommandent
The Hoxton, Amsterdam
255 HerengrachtRanked #3 for comfortable places in Amsterdam
Cozy atmosphere, comfortable couches and lively crowd
Waterkant
55 KapelwegReally nice place by the canal. Cozy and comfortable crowd
Paradiso
6-8 WeteringschansHannekes Boom
4 DijksgrachtEnjoy a nice easy crowd overlooking Amsterdam
Old plant new music venue, check schedule for a nice night out
77 habitants recommandent
Westergasfabriek
15 PazzanistraatOld plant new music venue, check schedule for a nice night out
Entertainment & Activities
Filmhallen
12 Hannie DankbaarpassageEssentials
AH Frederik Hendrikstraat
81 Frederik HendrikstraatEtos
140 B SloterkadeDrug store
Sightseeing
Maison Anne Frank
20 WestermarktDam Square
Marché Albert Cuyp
Albert CuypstraatNice market! closed on sundays
Marché aux fleurs Bloemenmarkt
SingelFamous flower market
Westerkerk
279 PrinsengrachtLeidseplein
LeidsepleinCenter of the city with apple store and shopping street
The quaint and quirky streets that straddle Amsterdam’s grandest canals form the city’s most photogenic micro-neighbourhood. Known to locals as De Negen Straatjes or ‘The Nine Streets’, this special neighbourhood is full to bursting with vintage and designer shopping, speciality stores and cosy cafés.
1405 habitants recommandent
De 9 Straatjes
The quaint and quirky streets that straddle Amsterdam’s grandest canals form the city’s most photogenic micro-neighbourhood. Known to locals as De Negen Straatjes or ‘The Nine Streets’, this special neighbourhood is full to bursting with vintage and designer shopping, speciality stores and cosy cafés.
Amsterdam's Jordaan is probably the most famous neighbourhood in the Netherlands. Akin to the reputation enjoyed by London’s Cockneys, this once working-class bastion was renowned for tight community bonds, radical politics and a love for drink and over-the-top sing-a-longs. Gentrification of decades past has worked to attract more galleries, restaurants, specialty shops and upwardly-mobile residents to its higgledy-piggledy scenic streets.
756 habitants recommandent
Jordaan
Amsterdam's Jordaan is probably the most famous neighbourhood in the Netherlands. Akin to the reputation enjoyed by London’s Cockneys, this once working-class bastion was renowned for tight community bonds, radical politics and a love for drink and over-the-top sing-a-longs. Gentrification of decades past has worked to attract more galleries, restaurants, specialty shops and upwardly-mobile residents to its higgledy-piggledy scenic streets.
Lose yourself for hours in Amsterdam’s lively Latin Quarter, with its colourful mix of cuisines, terraces and convivial cafés. From the beautiful landscaped gardens of Sarphatipark to the famous Albert Cuypmarkt street market, De Pijp oozes beatnik flair from every angle, and is has been popular haunt for creatives, students and bohemian spirits since the 60s.
499 habitants recommandent
De Pijp
Lose yourself for hours in Amsterdam’s lively Latin Quarter, with its colourful mix of cuisines, terraces and convivial cafés. From the beautiful landscaped gardens of Sarphatipark to the famous Albert Cuypmarkt street market, De Pijp oozes beatnik flair from every angle, and is has been popular haunt for creatives, students and bohemian spirits since the 60s.
Amstel
Walk by the Amstel river on a sunny day is amazing
Molen De Otter (1631)
78 Gillis van LedenberchstraatWorking dutch mill
Utrechtsestraat
UtrechtsestraatNice street for locals for good food and design shops
Rembrandtplein
Parks & Nature
Parc Vondelpark
Westerpark
4 HaarlemmerwegGetting Around
Centraal Station
Central train station
Amsterdam, G.v. Ledenberchstraat station
Bus to central station and Park & Ride location
Rijwielhandel OudWest
59-61 Frederik Hendrikstraat